I’m building a web app with meteor which is pretty neat with the real-time features and stuff.
But the app has grown quite a bit since we began developing and now everytime we make a change it takes about 10 to 15 seconds for the local server to re-render and refresh the app.
If you think of it, if this happens 150 times a day that’s about 37.5 minutes that you’re just there staring at the screen while it reloads.
@jsantana 1.2.2-faster.rebuilds.0 is 1.2.1 with a simple change in build system, so that when you rebuild, only changed parts of the application are getting rebuilt. That’s why it’s much faster. There are no updating problems except that when you start your app, you will be seeing “A new 1.2.1 release is available etc”.
This update is also built into 1.3 beta release.
To update successfully to this release, you update your global Meteor installation and then you make update inside of specific project that you did previously. So first, do meteor update --release 1.2.2-faster-rebuilds.0 outside of your project, then repeat the same inside of it.
that’s neat, I’ve updated everything now, hopefully this cuts down rebuilds. By the way, how do I keep up to date with releases of meteor, I would like to know when the community releases a new/beta version of meteor.
Hi thanks for the great tips. It really faster now. Just wondering why this won’t become default release for 1.2.1? Should I downgrade when I want to deploy my app?